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Thu 30
Suddenly Susan: Family Affairs — Swoosie Kurtz
Susan's plans for a picture-perfect anniversary party for her parents come to a halt when she spies her dad with another woman. Liz Keane: Swoosie Kurtz. Bill Keane: Ray Baker. Kate: Nicole Nagel. Susan: Brooke Shields.
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Sat 1
Suddenly Susan: Next Stop, Heaven — Swoosie Kurtz
Family conflict rises to the top of the agenda at the funeral of Susan's grandfather, since Liz wants a traditional funeral while Nana wants a party to celebrate her spouse's wonderful life, and Susan is too busy organizing a tribute to her grandfather to deal with her own grief. Meanwhile Vicky, Todd and Luis go to the wrong funeral home and find themselves comforting the wrong widow; and Jack becomes the reluctant owner of a very, very ugly dog.
Air Time & Details for Swoosie Kurtz, Sat 1, 2:30 pm
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Stage, screen, and TV actress Swoosie Kurtz's father was a colonel in the U.S. Air Force, and she was named after a plane he flew in World War II. After college she attended a drama school in London, and debuted onstage in a series of regional theater plays in the late '60s. In 1970 she appeared in an off-Broadway production of The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, for which she won an Obie Award; she went on to a successful stage career, winning two Tony Awards, a Drama Desk Award, and an Outer Critics' Circle Award.
Eventually Hollywood took an interest, and she became a regular on the TV sitcom Love, Sydney, winning an Emmy for her work. She debuted onscreen in a small role in Slap Shot (1977) then appeared in two successive flops; it was four years before her next screen role. Since 1982 she has had an intermittently busy film career, mostly in well-respected but not particularly successful productions.
In the '90s she has co-starred in the TV series Sisters.